ESOL Entry 1 Writing
This course is available for enrolment.
Course code: BAY5611
To give learners opportunities to produce simple sentences to record and present basic information and ideas. Learners will be able to use correct punctuation for the end of sentences and they will use capitalisation for the beginning of sentences, names and places and for the personal pronoun ‘I’.
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From 29 Apr 2025
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- 29 Apr 2025
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- 09:30 to 12:00
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- 01 May 2025
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- 03 Jul 2025
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- 08 Jul 2025
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- 09:30 to 12:00
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- 10 Jul 2025
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- 15 Jul 2025
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- 17 Jul 2025
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- 09:30 to 12:00
300-302 Brixton Road
London
SW9 6AE
free
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Baytree Centre
Assessment Method
<p>You will undertake ongoing assessment and receive regular feedback during the course. At the end, you will take the Pearson Edexcel Entry 1 Writing exam. </p>
Equipment Required
<p>None</p>
Are there any set books?
<p>No</p>
Work set between sessions?
<p>No</p>
Description
<p>To give learners opportunities to produce simple sentences to record and present basic information and ideas. Learners will be able to use correct punctuation for the end of sentences and they will use capitalisation for the beginning of sentences, names and places and for the personal pronoun ‘I’. They will know when to write in full sentences and when it is appropriate to give short answers in texts relating to everyday life. </p>
What can students expect?
<p>To give learners opportunities to produce simple sentences to record and present basic information and ideas. Learners will be able to use correct punctuation for the end of sentences and they will use capitalisation for the beginning of sentences, names and places and for the personal pronoun ‘I’. They will know when to write in full sentences and when it is appropriate to give short answers in texts relating to everyday life. </p>
Teaching method/style?
<p>Classroom</p>
How will the course be assessed?
<p>You will undertake ongoing assessment and receive regular feedback during the course. At the end, you will take the Pearson Edexcel Entry 1 Writing exam. </p>
External Qualification
<p>Pearson Edexcel Entry 1 Writing </p>
Previous experience required?
<p>Assessed at high Pre-Entry or Entry 1 Emerging </p>
What is the progression route?
<p>The next appropriate ESOL Skill – usually this will be Entry 1 Speaking and Listening. </p>
What should students bring?
<p>N/A</p>
How long is the course?
<p>11 weeks</p>
Are there any costs?
<p>No</p>
Language of Instruction
<p>English</p>
Language of Assessment
<p>English</p>